Y4W

Click the link below to read a letter from your teachers

280420 - 4W Letter.docx.pdf

Coronavirus school closure 2020

Please follow the links below to access lists of activities compiled by the classteacher that you and your child could complete at home. Please note that while it would be great if you did manage to complete some of these activities, as home circumstances vary greatly, please do not feel you have to. These activities are suggestions only. Many activities listed will require leading by an adult. Learning about topics both you and your child are interested in will result in the highest quality learning.

Weekly Plan Suggested Activities

Year 4 Book Club

One of my favourite things to do is read a book with you all, have a look at the document below to find out how we can all read the same book at the same pace. Keep checking back here to see pictures of children's illustrations and some book club questions. I can't wait to read The Ickabog by JK Rowling!

The Ickabog.pdf

Science Experiments

Romulus & Remus Activities

Here are activities linked to Romulus & Remus/Rome. There are activities linked to a number of subjects.

Myths and Legends Resources

Here are some additional resources for Myths and Legends, please do not feel you have to complete all of the work here. Myths and Legends is our topic for the whole half term.

Victory in Europe Day - VE Day. 75 Year Celebration May 8th 2020.

National Curriculum Activity Suggestions

Religious Education Activity Suggestions

Suggested Timetable

Home Learning Schedule.pdf

Below you will find further links to external sites designed to support families while home schooling their children during lockdown.

The Oak National Academy This is a new collection of high-quality lessons and online resources. Backed by the Government, it has been created in response to the coronavirus lockdown. The online classroom offers free access to great teachers, delivering video lessons, quizzes and worksheets. This could be used by parents to supplement the other activities detailed on this page. Parents should decide how much time studying is suitable for their child/circumstances.

The Department of Education The Department of Education have brought together a list of online educational resources to help children to learn at home. (KS1 is Y1 and Y2, KS2 is Y3, Y4, Y5 and Y6).